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Delta Sky Club

3 · /T3 Delta Sky Club/ Open · /NerdWallet’s/ Day pass /NerdWallet lists/

Named in “best LAX lounges” lists, this Delta Sky Club in Terminal 3 flies a bit under the radar.

Delta Sky Club LAX sits airside in Terminal 3, so you’re fine for flights leaving T3 and connected T2 via the secure walkway; don’t try to use it for Tom Bradley (Terminal B) departures unless you’re ready for a long hike and tight time math. The lounge is signed as /T3 Delta Sky Club/ once you clear security, and it mainly serves Delta and other SkyTeam passengers.

NerdWallet’s LAX lounge guide tags this Sky Club as one of the better options at the airport, even if it sits a tier below the splashier Qantas First and Star Alliance lounges in Terminal B. The article also notes that hours can vary slightly by day, so check the app or day-of signage rather than assuming a late close after your 22:00 departure.

Access works the standard Sky Club way: same-day Delta ticket plus Sky Club membership, qualifying American Express or other partner cards with a Delta boarding pass, or eligible international SkyTeam business-class itineraries from Terminal 3. If you’re wondering about one-off entry, NerdWallet lists a paid day pass option, but pricing and eligibility change often, so verify in the Delta app before you bank on buying your way in at the desk.

Food and drink follow the current-gen Sky Club template: hot items at meal times, salads, snacks, and a bar with complimentary basics plus paid upgrades. Expect better than the T3 food court but not the white-tablecloth service you’ll see in Qantas First down in Terminal B. If you care more about a power outlet and Wi‑Fi than champagne labels, this lounge clears that bar easily.

This Sky Club doesn’t draw the same obsessive forum threads as United Polaris in Terminal 7 or the Star Alliance lounge in Tom Bradley, which tells you a lot: solid place to recharge, not a destination in itself. Figure on arriving at least 60–90 minutes before departure if you want a drink, a bite, and a quick email clean-up before heading to your T3 gate.

Practical tip: If you’re connecting off a non-Delta flight into another terminal, budget at least 30–40 minutes to walk airside to T3; otherwise, skip the lounge and stay near your next gate.

How to get in

  1. 01 Terminal 3
  2. 02 SkyTeam and membership
Walk-in day pass: /NerdWallet lists/

Amenities

Showers
None
Hours
/NerdWallet’s/

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